der Haarausfall
B2hair loss
- English meaning
- hair loss
- Gender
- der — masculine
- Plural
- die Haarausfälle
- CEFR level
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Haarausfall in a sentence
Der Haarausfall kann durch Stress verursacht werden.
Hair loss can be caused by stress.
Declension of der Haarausfall
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | der Haarausfall | die Haarausfälle |
| Accusative | den Haarausfall | die Haarausfälle |
| Dative | dem Haarausfall | den Haarausfällen |
| Genitive | des Haarausfalls | der Haarausfälle |
Word family
der Haarausfall is built from das Haar (hair) and der Fall (case, fall). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.
Where Haarausfall comes from
Determinativkompositum aus den Substantiven Haar und Ausfall
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Questions about Haarausfall
Is it der, die or das Haarausfall?
It is der Haarausfall — Haarausfall is masculine. In the plural it becomes die Haarausfälle.
What is the plural of Haarausfall?
The plural of der Haarausfall is die Haarausfälle.
What is the genitive of Haarausfall?
The genitive singular is des Haarausfalls. The dative plural is den Haarausfällen.
What does Haarausfall mean in English?
der Haarausfall means "hair loss". For example: "Der Haarausfall kann durch Stress verursacht werden." — "Hair loss can be caused by stress."
What level is Haarausfall in German?
Haarausfall is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the illness & symptoms vocabulary.
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